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AI vector design (prototype)

Describe a sign and get a draft SVG for a designer to refine. Not cut-ready.

What this is for

This screen is a prototype and says so on the page. You describe a sign and get a draft SVG — a starting point for a designer, not manufacturable cut artwork. It is here so you know what it is and what it is not; the real cut-pricing and artwork tools are elsewhere.

AI vector design (prototype) — the screen in Sign OS

What is on this screen

Each part of the screen above, top to bottom, and what changing it affects.

The prototype notice
Draft SVG for a designer to refine. Not manufacturable cut artwork.
Describe the sign
A plain-English brief — 'a round badge logo for Fern Café with a leaf motif, green and cream, bold sans-serif'.
Generate draft · Download SVG
Makes the draft and lets you save it. Nothing is attached to a job or a quote from here.

Step by step

  1. 1

    Open Catalogue → AI vector design and read the notice.

  2. 2

    Describe the sign and press Generate draft. Download SVG saves the result.

  3. 3

    Hand the file to a designer. After they validate the paths, price the cut length with Vector-cut pricing or the quote builder's cut panel, and attach the approved file on the job's Files tab as Artwork.

Open this in Sign OS →

Tips & gotchas

  • →Treat anything it produces as a sketch. The paths are not checked for cutting, so a router will happily cut a mistake.

Related guides

Price a cut file by the metreDrop in an SVG or DXF, get the true cut length, and charge for it.Get artwork approved by the customerSend a versioned proof, get it signed page by page, and gate production on it.Talk to build a productDescribe a product in your own words and get a working recipe back.